The old airport of Frankfurt. What a place to show for “conservation”! When the Frankfurt airport, the one that is today the hub of German air traffic, was built in the 1930s, Frankfurt already had an airport, near Bonames, an old part of the city. … Continue reading A Good Place to Rest
German beers are steeped in tradition. The breweries pride themselves in their long history. The Schmucker brewery in the Odenwald is no exception. The company history reaches back almost 300 years. Their emblem is a town dignitary in traditional garb from the Odenwald. His traditional … Continue reading Odenwälder Bier
Worked for the Wise Men, might work for me. In the velvet darkness,Of the blackest night,Burning bright,There’s a guiding star,No matter what or who you are — The Rocky Horror Picture Show Ragtag Daily Prompt: Guide
I found an egg cosy but not a tea cosy. But how about a leg cosy? Ragtag Daily Prompt: Cosy
More wp gremlins. Some of the posts don’t appear in my feed although I’m subscribed. I didn’t find the Ragtag prompt yesterday but this morning I saw Ruth’s wonderful grey graffiti and clicked to the prompt from there. So one day late, but still very grey. These are yarrow seed heads. (The German name, Schafgarbe, is too long to type in the flash tags.)
Yes, I immediately thought of a squirrel when I read the prompt. Because most of my squirrel photos look something like this: FOWC with Fandango: Scamper
FOWC with Fandango: Expressive
In South Africa, maize or corn or mealies is called mielies. We eat mielie pap which a basic form of polenta. Often mielies are sold by women who peddle them in the street. They shout “MIELIES!!!” to let people know what they are selling. One … Continue reading MIELIES!!!
The seesaw at the playground is only lingering hoping the weather will get better soon.
Double dipping for FOWC with Fandango: Linger and Ragtag Daily Prompt: Seesaw
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